[yfourel]

Thank you. It’s ok now !

Have a good end of week !

[yfourel]

Just for confirmation, I placed my .so and .a in usr/local/lib and the .h in usr/local/include.

After that I have done my “Synchronize sysroot” (after that I find my .so, .a, .h in my SysGCC on Windows).

I indicate the name of my library and the directories (in qmake project setting) and when I apply, I obtain this problem :

../arm-linux-gnueabihf/bin/ld.exe: skipping incompatible c:\sysgcc\raspberry\bin\../arm-linux-gnueabihf/sysroot/usr/local/lib/MyLib.so

The same error for MyLib.a.

 

On Raspberry, if i do on the consol : file /MyLib.so, I see that the library is for Intel, so I think that’s the problem.

I had windows sdk, then I ask linux_sdk for Raspberry, but apparently I need an other .so and .a, for Arm processor ?

If you could juste confirm that to me before I ask the constructor other sdk…

(in your WiringPi example, we install directly the library since the raspberry, so it must be Arm library I suppose ?)

 

Thanks a lot ! 🙂

 

[yfourel]

Ok, I’ll do it !

Thanks again !

[yfourel]

Thanks a lot, it should help me.

The company which sells us cameras supplies me a .so and a .a, and I put it on my sysroot and on my raspberry as you say in

https://sysprogs.com/w/forums/topic/visualgdb-cant-debug-parts-of-a-library/

Thank you again !

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